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Thank you, it seems like my best chance
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You'll need to test your pages on an IIS box when completed. &nbsp;If there are not too many I can give you access to one of my public servers for final testing.
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You'll need to test your pages on an IIS box when completed.  If there are not too many I can give you access to one of my public servers for final testing.

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Thanks, I appreciate that rdivilbiss. I have searched Sun and the product has reached end of life. 
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Thanks, I appreciate that rdivilbiss. I have searched Sun and the product has reached end of life.

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&gt;&gt;product has reached end of life. <br />
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Yup, that's no surprise in that .NET has been out so long and directly competes with J2EE. &nbsp;I am certain they bought it to kill it, e.g. reduce migration from Java on the SUN Server to ASP on IIS, which at the time of the purchase was happening.<br />

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>>product has reached end of life.

Yup, that's no surprise in that .NET has been out so long and directly competes with J2EE.  I am certain they bought it to kill it, e.g. reduce migration from Java on the SUN Server to ASP on IIS, which at the time of the purchase was happening.


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How can I run classic ASP pages on a mac (10.6) for testing and development without parallels or vmware? I use Apache frequently and I have also heart of some applications that allow for .NET support with Apache, however none support classic ASP with vbscript. Thanks in advance for any help.
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How can I run classic ASP pages on a mac (10.6) for testing and development without parallels or vmware? I use Apache frequently and I have also heart of some applications that allow for .NET support with Apache, however none support classic ASP with vbscript. Thanks in advance for any help.

run classic ASP pages on osx for development

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